LGBTQ+ Mental Health Support Group

SMART Recovery is a self-empowerment program for people looking to recover from addictive behaviors through self-directed change. This Monday night meeting at the Brooklyn Community Pride Center offers a judgment-free space where you can work through recovery at your own pace, with tools and community support designed around what actually works for you.

Monday night hoops at the Pride Center — no tryouts, no drama, just people who want to play. Whether you're there to get a workout in or find your people on the court, it's a straightforward way to be around community while doing something you love. 8pm start.

Learn Pencak Silat — a Southeast Asian martial art that blends self-defense, breathwork, mindfulness, and dance — in a genuinely inclusive space. Instructors Ilana and Steph (they/them) lead this playful, community-focused class for all levels and body types. Build confidence and skills while moving with people who get it.

A weekly Narcotics Anonymous meeting for LGBTQ+ folks in recovery. This is a space where you can show up as your whole self — no judgment, just community and support from people who get it. Meetings happen every Wednesday at 6:30 PM at the Brooklyn Community Pride Center.

A peer-led support space for trans and gender non-conforming adults 18+. This is a judgment-free zone designed by and for TGNC folks — allies are welcome to support, but the group itself is reserved for community members. Meetings happen on Zoom, and registration is required. Reach out to tgnc@lgbtbrooklyn.org for more info or alternate ways to join.

A creative gathering for music makers to share work, swap ideas, and build community around songwriting and production. Whether you're working on your first track or your hundredth, this is a space to get feedback, find collaborators, and connect with other queer musicians doing the work. Bring a song, a question, or just your ears—everyone's welcome.

Vinyasa flow yoga with instructor John, Monday through Friday at 5pm in Red Eye NY's studio space. Clothing optional, cash at the door — $20 per class or grab a 5-class pass for $75 and a 10-class pass for $125. An hour to breathe, move, and be exactly as you are.

An hour of quiet reading time in a space built for book lovers. Bring your own book, settle into the cozy bookstore, and lose yourself in the pages while sipping discounted coffee or tea. It's the kind of low-key Monday night that reminds you why independent bookstores matter — plus you'll save 10% on any books you pick up while you're there.

Pieces Bar's weekly drag battle where local queens go head-to-head in a high-energy competition. Expect sharp performances, crowd energy that actually matters, and the kind of Monday night that makes you forget it's a Monday. Strong drinks, stronger personalities — this is drag the way it should be.

A night of comedy from queer and allied parents who know how to laugh at the chaos of raising kids. Funny Moms brings together comedians sharing stories about motherhood, family life, and everything in between — expect honesty, heart, and plenty of laughs from people who get it.

Selma Nilla and Vicky Vee are taping their hit podcast VulgHER for the one-year anniversary, and you're invited to be part of it. The theme is slumber party — think satin nightgowns, pajamas, and a room full of people ready for whatever controversy and humor these cohosts bring. A live podcast taping that's equal parts performance and celebration.

Monday nights at Animal bring rotating DJs and a crowd that knows how to make the most of a fresh week. No cover means there's zero reason not to swing by and see what the vibe is — it's the kind of neighborhood bar programming that keeps people coming back.